"The Son of Tarzan" is the fourth book of the enormously popular twenty-four volume Tarzan series of novels by adventure fiction writer Edgar Rice Burroughs.

In this tale, we catch up to Tarzan and Jane, now living full-time in England as Lord and Lady Greystoke with their 12-year-old son Jack, who knows nothing of his father's origins and even his identity as Tarzan. When an old adversary - Alexis Paulvitch - brings Tarzan's ape friend Akut to England to display the extraordinary animal, Tarzan and Akut are reunited and Jack is shocked to learn of his father's life in the jungle. When young Jack befriends Akut and tries to bring him back to Africa, Paulvitch poses as an ally, transports Jack to Africa with plans...to kill him. A wild and thrilling adventure, this novel brings the Tarzan story to a whole new generation.

Tarzan is among the most popular fictional characters in all of literature and his tales have been adapted into dozens of animated and live-action films as well as television and radio series and comic books.

"The Son of Tarzan" is presented here in its original and unabridged format.